Sentence examples for may be steeped from inspiring English sources

Europe's landscape, architecture, customs and place-names may be steeped in Christian history, but few Europeans go to church.

Chomet's pastel-coloured tribute to Edinburgh may be steeped in nostalgia but it is far from sentimental kitsch.

Mexico may be steeped in machismo, but Ms. Vázquez Mota's advisers saw Mr. Peña Nieto's comments as increasingly behind the times.

Stamford may be steeped in its past and the antics of its ancestors, but – as the Bull's rooms do – you have to simultaneously embrace the 21st century.

Others may be steeped in the religious belief that homosexuality, as the ESPN basketball reporter Chris Broussard said Monday on a broadcast, amounts to "walking in open rebellion to God".

Almonds and raisins may be steeped in the punch or added when the glogg is served; either way, fishing them out like little prizes is part of the fun.

Similarly, will payers recognize that while the upfront costs of such treatment may be steep, the overall effect on patients' well-being can save the health care system significant dollars?

Facing the strong financial support of such laws by the National Rifle Association — the hill may be steep.

And watching everything in the household revolve around Lior, it's clear that the price of his happiness may be steeper for some than for others.

Although housing prices may be steep, comparable properties in, say, Scarsdale, N.Y., or Greenwich, Conn., can cost five times as much, Ms. Van Schaack said.

This option is one to go for, provided Pete finds a sound example, is aware any repair/maintenance expenditure may be steep, and is content with the insurance premiums.